Repl.it allows you to easily load Python modules that are on PyPi, but I needed to write some code that relied on a Python module hosted on GitHub specifically (long story short: it's a temporary fork of another Python package, and I didn't feel it would be necessary to deploy it up onto PyPi). So I wound up doing some weird stuff to wind up using that Python package hosted on GitHub.
Using Pip On Repl.it
Repl.it allows you to easily load Python modules that are on PyPi, but I needed to write some code that relied on a Python module hosted on GitHub specifically (long story short: it's a temporary fork of another Python package, and I didn't feel it would be necessary to deploy it up onto PyPi). So I wound up doing some weird stuff to wind up using that Python package hosted on GitHub.
You can read my blog post to explain the weird stuff that I did: https://tra38.github.io/blog/using-pip-on-repl-it.html
Here is my final Repl (https://repl.it/@tra38/LittleNiftySubweb-Experimental\) where I successfully loaded up my Python package from GitHub.
I hope this experience will be useful for you if you wind up needing to do something like this!
@tra38 still doesn't work, but I found a different way